Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

[BuckeyeAmy69]

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Big John makes me swoon.

 

[chickenlittle21]

With our great new homepage for BYC, we've also now got an exciting new system and process for our Picture Of The Week (POW), so we need your submissions!!!

Your Submissions MUST:

• Be an image you took & own the rights to
• Be a sharp, clean, picture that's at least 800 pixels wide
• Include a short sentence about your picture, e.g., "My overly friendly Buff Orpington named Alehendra"
• We prefer "landscape" (sideways) photos, but we'll accept really awesome"portrait"(tall) pictures... we just may need to crop them

Submit your POW by simply replying to this thread and attaching an image

We don't have a strict process or time-frame for how/when the POWs are posted, but in general they will be posted to the homepage weekly, and clicking on the POW will bring you to the post within this thread where the image was submitted.

Does the picture have to be of poultry? Can it be one of livestock?

 

[Rakaiachick]

Pow!! Congrats!

Beautiful photo. Congrats on POW

 

[Rakaiachick]

Wow! What a stud Muffin! He is stunning

Love his photo. Beautiful

 

[GoldpartridgeHen]

1 week old gold partridge brahma x gold laced orpington

 

[BY Bob]

My hens don't let a little rain dampen their free range time.

 

[mapurcel]

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Flock of games enjoying the first fresh greenery of the year.

Are these dutch?

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

Are these dutch?

No, they’re an unspecified RJF hybrid. Very close to meeting the standards for American game bantams. Sometimes I call them “Cracker games” because they are similar looking to a kind of gamefowl Florida Crackers used to raise on their homesteads but that just confuses people. Its easier just to call them jungle fowl hybrids, then if they come into conformance to American game bantam standards I’ll start calling them that.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Bandit again (with Olive, Popcorn, and Penguin in the background).

 

[aart]

Florida Crackers

Just learned of this term on a cooking show.